News from the Safety Industry

May 18, 2018 Contact:  Office of Communications Phone: 202-693-1999

May 18, 2018 U.S. Department of Labor and Industry Representatives Partner To Address Trenching Hazards in North Dakota

May 18, 2018 U.S. Department of Labor Cites Wisconsin Battery Company For Exposing Employees to Lead, Other Hazards

Hispanic and Latino workers suffer higher fatality rates than other U.S. workers, leading ASSE to launch a collaborative effort to seek solutions. A Hispanic/Latino Worker Safety Workshop brought together a diverse cross-section of more than 50 influencers who identified priorities for reducing the [...]

Global conversations about reproductive health in the workplace are changing, and some occupational safety and health professionals are taking steps to close the significant gaps in the industry’s understanding of how to support a large employee population: parents.

The Communities Lounge at Safety 2018 is a great place for practice specialty leaders to network members and potential new members. Passport to Practices Specialties encourages attendees to meet and mingle with community leaders and there are opportunities for you to volunteer as a greeter.

The Communities Lounge at Safety 2018 is a great place for practice specialty leaders to network members and potential new members. Passport to Practices Specialties encourages attendees to meet and mingle with community leaders and there are opportunities for you to volunteer as a greeter.

The Communities Lounge at Safety 2018 is a great place for practice specialty leaders to network members and potential new members. Passport to Practices Specialties encourages attendees to meet and mingle with community leaders and there are opportunities for you to volunteer as a greeter.

Administrator Vic D'Amato invites you to touch base at any of the many events the Industrial Hygiene Practice Specialty is sponsoring or participating in at Safety 2018.

Engineering Practice Specialty Administrator Lawrence Schulze gives a brief update on events at Safety 2018 and shares his first-hand insights on how complacency and poor engineering decisions contributed to loses during Hurricane Harvey.